SECRET UNCLASSIFIED PM=1175-AEC 127 30-93 with the procedures for maintenance and cleanliness. Possible groups for continuance of the SUNSHINE measurenentd would be the National Laboratories such as the Argonne, Brookhaven, and in particular, the Los Alamos Health Division in which Dr. E. C. Anderson, a mag very skilled in low-level techniques, is employed. Industrial companies seem to serve the purposes of the Project, in that there seems to be --. Eo be less likely l&ttle pos- sibility that they are in a position to make measurements without] extensive development and training. We hope that this situation will c perform the measurements; this providing they would allow continued surveillance by outside personnel to guarantee the reliability of the measurements and techniques until they had learned the procedure. Whether this t arrangement is practical or not is difficult to decide but it doed it is not likely to be very satisfactory. of contractual seem that Among the companies be considered are those in the counter and radiochemical business fand such groups as North American Aviation, Stanford Research, Armour Resea@rch Foundation and many others. B. How Much Will the Fuli-scale SUNSHINE Assay Cost? As shown in the Introduction, it seems likely that the a cost about $100 per sample io the end. by the number of samplesassayed. 80, the cost will be de It is to be borne in mind that are essentially mich easier and cheaper than others. 1045301 SECRESE Bodies and UNCLASSICIED Cast